Social Low Rates Excursion Ad Runs In Clover Leaf Route
An old advertisement notes low rates for a social excursion via Clover Leaf Route California and Pacific Coast Tour. Details are fragmented but indicate February schedules and fare figures.
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Newspaper
Montpelier Herald
Location
Montpelier, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
7
An old advertisement notes low rates for a social excursion via Clover Leaf Route California and Pacific Coast Tour. Details are fragmented but indicate February schedules and fare figures.
Direct connections listed at Muncie with U T Limited and Local trains to Anderson Indianapolis and intermediate points. The message mentions Eaton and a schedule window around 1125 am to 2140 pm with outbound connections to specific destinations.
Bluffton timetable shows Eastbound trains on the Clover Leaf Route of the Toledo St Louis and Western. Listings include No 4 Mail daily except Sunday at 1 26 am No 6 Commercial Traveler 5 05 am No 2 Local Freight 1 28 48 p m No 1 Mail daily except Sunday 1 18 pm No 8 Express 6 25 p m No 6 Commercial Traveler 9 43 p m No 2 Local Freight …
The Kelley family reunion took place Sunday, near Hartford City at a notable site west of Main Street. Attendees enjoyed a pleasant gathering with a parade of relatives and a shared meal, marking a successful annual event.
The New York store owner Mr. Davis completes purchase of a Roachdale goods shop. The deal keeps the same management and stock rearrangement planned. Montpetier remains as resident at Mr. Davis’s home with family.
kL H Wolfe of Bear Grove Indiana found relief after two years of kidney trouble and digestive suffering with Electric Bitters. He claims the remedy cured general debility and improved stomach liver and kidney health. Sold by Bonge Maddox drug store for 60 cents with guarantee.
A notice explains dog tax rules: dogs are taxable at three months old and owners must have a receipt from the township trustee or assessor to avoid arrest and fines. Many residents mistakenly think payment is only due when the assessor visits in spring, but the law requires timely payment and proper receipts.
An article reports L. W. Pulley seriously injured after a collision or incident involving Warren, Luther, and others. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but indicate a head injury and concussion as consequences. The event occurred yesterday with nearby witnesses and responders on the scene.
A two and a half million gas well was drilled on the Pence farm southeast of Converse. Arrick brothers say it is the strongest well in five years for this area. O. H. Trook contracts for fuel for his East Converse window glass plant, with four more wells planned. If the others match this well, Trook will have gas to burn and keep operations steady, possibly reopening the Rodefer plant owned by the Roscoe Kimple estate.
The county council will hold its annual session on September 4. County commissioners and officers prepare the budget, review department needs, set anticipated expenses, and determine next year’s appropriations. The council also fixes the tax levy based on appropriations and property valuations.
Readable fragments describe preparations for the new school year with repairs at multiple sites. North roof, outer steps and concrete work completed. painting and varnishing underway. Streets and sidewalks to be cleared. safety and access improvements noted for several campus entries.
At the Muncie fair closing day Montpelier racers dominated, with Val French's Totter winning the 2:24 trot and PeonniaE defeating In 222115 in a six horse field. Guillisford Paxton and McGeath's young pacer placed second in the 2:21 pace, where 2:11 was the best time among seven starters. The article notes Montpelier horsemen boosted admiration from the Nuncie association and hints at increased support for Montpelier racing.
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